nders. They have the
same tpi as a DD, I believe.
Ron L
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Ron- I think the electric pick up Edison reproducers have a stylus cross bar
that has a hole in the center of it to accept a steel needle. Charlie
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> I don't think that playing DDs is what this stylus was intended to do.
> To be effective for playing vertical cut discs with a lateral pickup, the
> stylus assembly has to have the tip considerably offset to
: [Phono-L] C-4 DD stylus
I don't think that playing DDs is what this stylus was intended to do.
To be effective for playing vertical cut discs with a lateral pickup, the
stylus assembly has to have the tip considerably offset to the side relative
to the line of the shank. This allows
I don't think that playing DDs is what this stylus was intended to
do. To be effective for playing vertical cut discs with a lateral
pickup, the stylus assembly has to have the tip considerably offset to
the side relative to the line of the shank. This allows the assembly to
be a lever
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